By: Kelsey Cook, Office of the Vice President for Research In response to the increased fight for racial justice happening across the United States, many government agencies have been looking to reevaluate policies and determine how to address institutional sources of inequity. With support from IU’s Racial Justice Research Fund, the O’Neill School’s Breanca Merritt is… Read more »
In a year marked by a pandemic and increased social justice activism, the meaningful work of IUPUI researchers is more important than ever. That includes the efforts of the O’Neill School’s Jeremy Carter, whose research reaches into the criminal justice system. Carter’s work spans helping local police de1partments evaluate and improve their own practices… Read more »
Authored by Ohio University Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs Faculty from the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at IUPUI and the University of Miami won the fourth annual George V. Voinovich Public Innovation Challenge with an online dashboard to compare the ways states are responding to COVID-19. The challenge is sponsored… Read more »
It’s a data-driven world and finding a partner to help in the process is critical to a nonprofit’s future, its funders, and—most importantly—to those whom the organization serves. Most nonprofits want and need to be able to show promising results to justify their existing efforts and their plans for future expansion. At the same time,… Read more »
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — The National Academy of Public Administration today (Sept. 24) announced that 45 leaders in the field of public administration have been selected for the 2020 Class of Academy Fellows. Among them is Indiana University O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs Dean and Professor Siân Mooney, who joins an extensive list of O’Neill… Read more »
